2024 Rolls-Royce Phantom
- Make
- Rolls-Royce
- Model
- Phantom
- Year
- 2024
- Listed price
- $549,995
- Location
- Akron, Ohio
- Transmission
- 8-Speed Automatic
- Mileage
- 3,254 miles
Perfect Auto Collection Signature Listing 2024 Rolls-Royce Phantom VIN SCATT6C02RU223804 | 2,771 miles Rolls-Royce does not build the Phantom to compete with other motor cars. It builds the Phantom to be the one they are all measured against. Why We Acquired This Vehicle The Phantom is the flagship - the car Rolls-Royce builds without compromise and against which the entire marque measures itself. Everything below it in the range, the Cullinan and Ghost included, borrows from what is proven here first. This is the current, eighth-generation car in its most recent form. This example is why the window sticker matters. It left Goodwood carrying the full Phantom Package and a deep list of Bespoke commissions, arriving at an original delivered price of $581,250 against a $503,000 base - more than $78,000 of specification above a standard Phantom, documented on the factory label rather than claimed. The verified appointments are detailed in full below. The commission is a study in restraint: Black Diamond over a Black interior, detailed throughout in Arctic White - contrast seat piping, colored stitching, and extended piping - with a Shooting Star headliner overhead and a No Coachline exterior for a deliberately clean flank. At 2,771 miles it is effectively a new car. At a Glance Highlights Shooting Star Headliner Rolls-Royce Bespoke Audio Rear Theater Configuration Immersive Seating with Occasional Third Seat Individual Seat Configuration Rear Massage Seats Rear Ventilated Seats Contrast Seat Piping in Arctic White Colored Stitching in Arctic White Extended Piping in Arctic White Veneered Steering Wheel Spokes Fiddleback and Smoked Chestnut Veneer Chrome Plated Visible Exhausts 22-Inch Forged 7-Spoke Part-Polished Wheels No Coachline Exterior Delete Front Number Plate Spirit of Ecstasy RR Monogram to All Headrests in Arctic White Driver Assistance Systems Active Cruise Control Exterior: Black Diamond | Interior: Black 2,771 miles 6.75-Liter Twin-Turbocharged V12 8-Speed Automatic Transmission Original MSRP as Delivered: $581,250 SCATT6C02RU223804 + Additional Factory Options & Features - see the complete equipment list for the full specification The Perfect Auto Collection Experience Personalized Video Walkarounds Independent Third-Party Inspections Welcome Nationwide Enclosed Transportation Boutique, Appointment-Level Service Transparent Representation From Start to Finish Our Perspective At Perfect Auto Collection, we do not measure a Rolls-Royce by mileage or sticker price alone. We ask a quieter question: how does it present, and would we be proud to place it in our own collection? Viewed that way, this Phantom answers immediately. Its verified commissions are not filler; the Bespoke Audio, the Rear Theater, and the Arctic White detailing against Black Diamond reflect an owner who worked through the Bespoke program rather than selecting from a list. The near-monochrome specification, deliberately clean without a coachline, is confident restraint of a kind only a Phantom can carry. The result is composed and unmistakably the flagship. Why Enthusiasts Value This Model The eighth-generation Phantom sits at the summit of the motor car. Built on Rolls-Royce's own aluminum Architecture of Luxury, it pairs a 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V12 with air suspension to produce the Magic Carpet Ride - a sensation of isolation and calm that no rival has convincingly reproduced. Informed owners are drawn to what that engineering makes possible: near-silence at speed, a cabin hand-finished by people whose craft is measured in decades rather than minutes, and a presence that needs no explanation. The Phantom is also the canvas on which Rolls-Royce's Bespoke division does its most ambitious work, and a nearly-new example with these miles is a rare thing. That is why a car's specific commissions matter. They separate a Phantom built to an owner's instruction from one built to a template, and they tell a buyer exactly how this example came to be. Factory and Vehicle Highlights Shooting Star Headliner Hundreds of fiber-optic lights are hand-set into the roof lining to recreate a softly illuminated night sky above the cabin. Why it matters: It changes the entire mood of night driving - passengers look up into a private constellation rather than a roof liner - and it remains one of the first details prospective Rolls-Royce buyers ask whether a car has. Rolls-Royce Bespoke Audio The Bespoke Audio system, a $12,500 option, is engineered specifically for this cabin, with every speaker tuned to the acoustic character of the interior. Why it matters: Because the Phantom's cabin is among the quietest enclosed spaces in the automotive world, the system has a near-silent canvas to work against - and at this price it is the single largest option on the car, a clear sign it was ordered without compromise. Rear Theater Configuration The Rear Theater Configuration brings dedicated rear-seat screens and media into the cabin, part of the Phantom Package. Why it matters: It turns the back of the Phantom into a place to be driven rather than merely carried - the configuration that makes the car work as an owner-and-chauffeur proposition. Immersive Seating with Occasional Third Seat Immersive Seating angles the rear seats slightly toward one another, with an occasional third seat available in the center. Why it matters: The angle is the point: it lets two passengers hold a conversation without turning their heads, which is the difference between riding together and simply sitting side by side. Individual Seat Configuration The rear is specified in an individual seat configuration rather than a bench arrangement. Why it matters: It gives each passenger their own adjustable space and armrest, treating the rear of the car as two considered seats rather than one shared surface. Rear Massage Seats The rear seats are fitted with massage functionality, part of the Phantom Package. Why it matters: On a long journey it is the feature that separates arriving rested from merely arriving - and in a car built primarily around the rear compartment, it belongs there. Rear Ventilated Seats The rear seats are ventilated, a $2,125 option. Why it matters: It extends true climate comfort to the rear passengers rather than the front alone - the completeness expected at the very top of the range. Contrast Seat Piping in Arctic White The Black seats are piped in contrasting Arctic White, a $4,800 commission. Why it matters: Piping is what gives a black leather interior its definition - without it the seats read flat, and the Arctic White turns a monochrome cabin into a deliberate, tailored composition. Colored Stitching in Arctic White Contrast stitching in Arctic White runs through the interior, a $2,500 commission, in place of tone-on-tone thread. Why it matters: Every stitch is placed by hand, and choosing a contrasting thread means each one is on display - a commission that only makes sense if the work behind it is flawless. Extended Piping in Arctic White The Arctic White piping is extended across additional interior surfaces, a $2,350 commission. Why it matters: It carries the contrast detailing beyond the seats and through the cabin, so the two-tone theme reads as a complete, considered interior rather than a single accent. Veneered Steering Wheel Spokes The steering wheel spokes are finished in wood veneer, a $1,325 commission. Why it matters: It ties the one surface the driver always touches into the cabin's woodwork - the kind of detail that shows the commission extended to the driver's environment, not only the rear. Fiddleback and Smoked Chestnut Veneer The cabin is finished with Fiddleback veneer and Smoked Chestnut wood. Why it matters: Hand-selected and book-matched, the veneer is the warm, crafted counterpoint to all the black and white - the detail that keeps a monochrome interior feeling bespoke rather than austere. Chrome Plated Visible Exhausts The visible exhaust finishers are chrome plated, a $5,750 option. Why it matters: On a car designed to be seen departing as much as arriving, the chrome is one of the few bright accents on an otherwise blacked-out exterior - a deliberate flash against the Black Diamond paint. 22-Inch Forged 7-Spoke Part-Polished Wheels Twenty-two-inch forged seven-spoke wheels are specified in a part-polished finish, part of the Phantom Package. Why it matters: Forged construction carries the Phantom's mass without compromising the ride, and the part-polished finish is the one place the near-monochrome car allows itself a measure of brightwork. No Coachline Exterior The car is specified with no coachline, a deliberate deletion of the hand-painted pinstripe most Phantoms wear. Why it matters: It is a confident, minimalist choice - leaving the Black Diamond flank completely uninterrupted so the car's proportions, not its detailing, do the talking. Delete Front Number Plate The front number plate provision is deleted for a cleaner front aspect. Why it matters: It is a small appearance commission that keeps the Phantom's imposing front end unbroken - the sort of detail specified by an owner who considered every surface. Spirit of Ecstasy The car carries the electronically retracting Spirit of Ecstasy mascot atop the grille. Why it matters: The mascot is the single most recognized emblem in motoring - the figure that has crowned the Rolls-Royce grille for over a century and remains the marque's signature. RR Monogram to All Headrests in Arctic White The interlinked RR monogram is embroidered into every headrest in Arctic White, part of the Phantom Package. Why it matters: In Arctic White against the Black leather it ties the headrests into the car's contrast theme - a personalization that faces inward, for the people in the car. Driver Assistance Systems An intelligent suite of technologies works to reduce driver workload and increase awareness, including a high-resolution head-up display. Why it matters: In a car of this length and mass, technology that quietly watches the road lets the driver relax into the experience and place the Phantom with confidence. Active Cruise Control Active Cruise Control adjusts speed automatically to the flow of surrounding traffic. Why it matters: It turns a long interstate run into the effortless cruise the Phantom was built for, letting the driver simply travel rather than manage the road. 6.75-Liter Twin-Turbocharged V12 The hallmark Rolls-Royce 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V12 produces 563 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque, the latter available from just 1,700 rpm. Why it matters: Torque that arrives that early is what creates the sensation of effortlessness - the Phantom never appears to work, because at any speed it has already done so. 8-Speed Automatic Transmission The V12 is paired with a satellite-aided 8-speed automatic that reads the road ahead to pre-select the appropriate gear. Why it matters: The gearbox knows the bend is coming before the driver commits to it, so the car never hunts or hesitates - a large part of why the Phantom feels serene rather than merely quiet. Behind the Wheel The Phantom never asks for attention. It earns it. The twin-turbocharged V12 delivers acceleration without urgency, the air suspension absorbs the road with a composure that has to be experienced to be believed, and the cabin stays almost impossibly quiet. From the rear compartment the experience is different again - the seats angled toward one another, the massage working, the constellation lit overhead - and the road simply stops being a factor in the conversation. Even after hours in the car, what stays with you is not a number. It is a feeling: that every component was finished by people who refused to compromise, on a car that was never asked to. Preparation and Buying Confidence Before presentation, each vehicle is evaluated for cosmetic condition, mechanical integrity, and the ownership experience it is prepared to deliver. Our process includes a comprehensive exterior and interior detail, with paint correction where appropriate. Key wear items such as tires and brake components are evaluated against our internal preparation standards. This vehicle is offered with our 7-day return policy and a 2-month / 300-mile limited warranty, subject to eligibility and written terms. We can also provide high-resolution photography, a personalized walkaround, available factory documentation, vehicle-history review, and coordination of an independent inspection. 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